<span>yes, in the sense that factoring is the process of breaking apart things that are multiplied</span>
Answer:
The smallest number is 7
Step-by-step explanation:
Using simultaneous equation;
x+y = 18.....(1)
4x-y = 17.....(2)
from equation (1)..
x+y = 18
y = 18-x...(3)
substitute y into equation (2)
4x-y = 17
4x-(18-x) = 17
4x-18+x = 17
4x+x = 17+18
5x = 35
x = 35÷5
x = 7
substitute x into equation (3)
y = 18-x
y = 18-7
y = 11
Therefore; x=7
y=11
11+7=18
(4×7)-11=17
the smallest number is 7
The apothem of a polygon, in this case a, can be found using the formula
Apothem=circumradius*cos(pi/sides)
Note in this problem, its a hexagon which makes the circumradius = to the side length since a regular hexagon can be split into 6 equilateral triangles.
a=47*cos(pi/6)=40.7 (approximation)
Hope it helped!
512 because 8*8 = 64 and 64*8 = 512. You should check over these calculations just incase I made a mistake!
I'm pretty sure it's the second answer. When you put 0 in for a, you get -3, 1 in for a you get 1, 2 in for a and you get 5 as an answer, and so on
